The chemosystematics of Egyptian Trigonella species

Kawashty, Salwa A.; Abdalla, Mohamed F.; Din, El; Saleh, Nabiel A.M.

doi:10.1016/s0305-1978(96)00101-9

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“…Some other plant species found at the examined sites contain also chemical protectants against pest, e.g. Cotula cinerea (Markouk et al, 1999) and Trigonella stellata (Kawashty et al, 1998). However, soil microbial biomass is usually increased under A. monosperma shrubs despite this potential unfavourable chemical release (Elgamal et al, 1997, Sarig et al, 1999.…”

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Spatial relationship of ephemeral plants to Artemisia monosperma (Asteraceae) canopy in Egyptian deserts

Zayed

Bartsch

2000

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Zayed M. A. & Bartsch D. 2000. Spatial relationship of ephemeral plants to Artemisia monosperma (Asteraceae) canopy in Egyptian deserts. Taeckholmia 20(2): 115-122.In desert plant communities, annual plant species interact both positively and negatively with perennial shrubs. In this study, the influence of Artemisia monosperma shrubs on soil nutrients, plant density and biomass of annual plants underneath and outside the canopy was examined. Two desert habitats were compared with similar soil texture but with different climatic attributes. Levels of soil nitrogen, phosphorus and organic matter were significantly higher underneath than between shrubs, but differed between the two habitats which may be attributed to differences in climatic conditions. Despite higher availability of nutrients underneath the canopy, density and biomass of most ephemerals were lower than between shrubs. An hypothetic explanation could be the difference in canopy shading or water supply as well as allelopathic effects of oil leachates from the shrubs.

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Spatial relationship of ephemeral plants to Artemisia monosperma (Asteraceae) canopy in Egyptian deserts

Zayed

Bartsch

2000

Taeckholmia

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“…Trigonella L. is a large genus with approximately 135 species, belonging to the family Fabaceae (Kawashty et al, 1998). In Iranian plateau, the genus is represented by 58 annual and perennial species grouped into 12 sections (Boissier, 1872;Janighorban, 2004;Townsend, 1974).…”

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Comparative study on the morphology, palynology and essential oil composition of three trigonella L. species (Fabaceae) from Iran

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2016

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“…Literatürde T. foenum-graecum'un kimyasal bileşimi ve biyolojik aktivitesi ile ilgili ile çok sayıda araştırma kayıtlı olmasına rağmen diğer Trigonella türleri ile ilgili çok az çalışma yapıldığı dikkati çekmektedir (3,17,21,22).…”

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Trigonella plicata’nın Total Fenol ve Flavonoit Miktarı, Mineral Kompozisyonu ve Radikal Süpürücü Aktivitesi

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The chemosystematics of Egyptian Trigonella species

Cited by 16 publications

References 5 publications

Spatial relationship of ephemeral plants to Artemisia monosperma (Asteraceae) canopy in Egyptian deserts

Spatial relationship of ephemeral plants to Artemisia monosperma (Asteraceae) canopy in Egyptian deserts

Comparative study on the morphology, palynology and essential oil composition of three trigonella L. species (Fabaceae) from Iran

Trigonella plicata’nın Total Fenol ve Flavonoit Miktarı, Mineral Kompozisyonu ve Radikal Süpürücü Aktivitesi

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